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Films Pathaan, Kantara, series Jubilee, Farzi nominated at IFFM

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The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) has announced the nominations for its 14th edition, which includes titles such as Darlings, Kantara, Pathaan and Bhediya, among many others.
This year, the festival welcomes a new addition to its jury panel, the Oscar-winning Australian filmmaker Bruce Beresford, known for directing films such as Driving Miss Daisy and The Contract.
The IFFM advisory committee after meticulous consideration of hundreds of films and series from across Indian cinema, have finalised the nominations of films and series which have been released between June 1, 2022 to May 31, 2023.
Leading the pack in the film categories, including Best Film, Best Actor, and Best Actress, are notable productions such as Darlings, Monica O My Darling, Ponniyin Selvan and Kantara.
In the OTT category, series such as Trial By Fire, Jubilee, and Delhi Crime Season 2 have garnered the highest number of nominations.
The winners of the prestigious IFFM 2023 Awards will be announced during the festival, at their annual gala night on August 11, which will be hosted in Melbourne. w

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